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PREGNANT AND PERIODS
i know you can bleed while your pregnant in the first trimester but say you don't know your pregnant and you have a 3 day period...is your period still considered late? could you get a positive reading on your pregnancy test?
reason im asking-->>
im almost POSITIVE im pregnant.
i have nausea all the time....and other pregnant symptoms
but i got my "period" sunday may 25 and it ended today, wednesday may 28...i was originally supposed to get it tuesday may 27.
usually my periods last 5-7 days and on the 3rd day its VERY HEAVY ...not light or gone like it is now.
should i still take a pregnancy test?
my boyfriend bought some and he wants me to take it with him....i don't want to take it though and it say im not and then i feel stupid because i kept telling him all my nausea and headache episodes....
then when i really am he wont believe me because he will just say "remember what happened last time"
and i don't want to that to happen...what should i do? what if i am pregnant..should i get the bleeding checked out immediately or just get regular checkups as if it was a normal implantation bleeding?
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Your not suppose to get periods while your pregnant, I had a three day period then I became pregnant according to when doctors claimed I got pregnant, I'm 22 weeks right now.
I think you should take a pregnancy test.
Well, If your really not pregnant.. He's going to find out eventually your not anyways, So just take it with him.
If it's confirmed you are pregnant, Go straight to the emergency room for a quick check up, just so they can make everythings great.
I woke up one morning when I was eight weeks & 2 days pregnant, bleeding brown blood, so i went straight to the emergency room, they took my blood & confirmed i was pregnant & i got to see my first ultrasound, it was amazing :)
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First, look at something mental with this. Are you wanting to get pregnant. Sometimes people HOPE they are pregnant and want to be pregnant so bad that they can actually cause differences in their periods, or even gain weight and cause themselves to have symptoms of pregnancy by mentally hoping they are pregnant.I have noticed that you said your boyfriend brought you some, instead of brought you one test.
Second, If I really thought I was pregnant, I would take it with him. If I really don't think I am and I am just mentally hoping I am, take the test alone and do not involve your boyfriend just yet because he could think that you are playing a mental game with him and lying or maybe lying to yourself even because - you are already saying "then when I really am, he won't believe me.." also, if you do this more than once, you would be playing a mental game with him and yourself too.
I am not sure of your age, but if you are planning a pregnancy, I hope you are of age, prepared physically, spiritually, mentally and financially because having a child is no joke. Good Luck.
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I would take the test. My mother had periods all the way through her pregnancy with my twin brothers.
If it isn't positive however, go and see the doctor. Its always a good idea to go get checked if your periods have changed radically, but an even better idea if you are feeling ill.
I hope all goes well and you get the result you want from the pregnancy test. If you don't want to take it with your boyfriend, don't. You can buy one yourself.
Take care xx
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I think you need to get a pregnancy test done so that you know what the deal is. If you're not pregnant, that'll be a load off your chest ;) There could be bad timing, maybe you got the flu? A lot of my friends have been having headaches, stomach aches, and throwing up quite a lot and they're definitely not pregnant :)
Anyway, if you are pregnant I think you just need to talk to your doctor and s/he will know how to treat you according to your wishes :D
Even if you're not pregnant, if this is outside of the norm you should get it checked out immediately while it's fresh on your mind.
love,
lumie
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